19 May 2011 / 12:40
In an attempt to curb recent waves of asylum seekers fleeing the country for EU states, Macedonia is stepping up penalties for citizens who abuse the visa-free regime.
Sinisa Jakov Marusic
Skopje
In an effort to ward off a possible temporary reinstatement of visas for Macedonians and Serbians over the asylum issue, Skopje has proposed changes to the country's penal code.
The proposed changes include prison sentences of four to eight years for those who organise shelter or transport individuals to the EU and Schengen member countries for personal gain....more...
read more: balkan insight
http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/macedonia-steps-up-punishment-for-visa-liberalization-abusers
Sinisa Jakov Marusic
Skopje
In an effort to ward off a possible temporary reinstatement of visas for Macedonians and Serbians over the asylum issue, Skopje has proposed changes to the country's penal code.
The proposed changes include prison sentences of four to eight years for those who organise shelter or transport individuals to the EU and Schengen member countries for personal gain....more...
read more: balkan insight
http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/macedonia-steps-up-punishment-for-visa-liberalization-abusers
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